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To: TobagoJack who wrote (126351)	12/17/2016 10:17:07 AM
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China and Japan vie to see who can throw more money at Africa CHINA UPS ITS INVESTMENTS IN AFRICA WITH ITS CHINA AFRICA DEVELOPMENT FUND investmentnews.co.ke Japan announces $30 billion investment in Africa as TICAD begins asia.nikkei.com America has plans to Africa, but they are not as focused as China is slideshare.net World Bank Donors Commit to Record $75 Billion to Meet Growing Demand Although the new funding will be applied globally, roughly $45 billion would target a deepening economic crisis in Africa, bank officials said after several days of donor talks in Indonesia. An estimated $15 billion is intended to shore up the 30 most fragile nations. About $2 billion would be used to address some of the root causes of the region’s unprecedented refugee exodus. wsj.com